Cannabis and the Workplace: Labor/Business Organizations

Promotes the growth of a responsible, legitimate cannabis industry in California.

CANY is the largest cannabis association in NY – with hundreds of members stretched across the supply chain from seed-to-sale, and in every region of the state. Through our policy and regional committees, we work to engage with the various communities of interest within the NY cannabis economy.

Organization advocating on behalf of the 58,000+ full-time cannabis and hemp employees in the industry across the state of Oregon.

Organization promoting jobs and growth in a sustainable cannabis industry for NJ.

Website for the United Food and Commercial Workers union, which represents tens of thousands of cannabis workers across the U.S.

NCIA is the oldest, largest, and most inclusive trade association representing the legal cannabis industry. Membership is composed of hundreds of forward-thinking businesses from all sectors of the industry — from state-licensed cannabis businesses to legal hemp product manufacturers to the wide range of ancillary businesses serving the industry.

List of cannabis trade associations.

Non-profit, membership-based association of individuals, businesses, government officials, and organizations dedicated to the advancement of an ethical and sustainable cannabis industry.

Nonprofit U.S. organization working to ensure safe and legal access to cannabis (marijuana) for therapeutic uses and research.

Committee within AIHA (American Industrial Hygiene Association) focused on the cannabis industry in the US and Canada.

ICIA is dedicated to being a resource for empowerment and growth in the cannabis market for Indigenous groups

Founded in 2015, the Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA) is the largest national trade association dedicated to serving the needs of minority cannabis businesses and our communities.

NYSCAMWP advocates for the education and participation of women and people of color in the NY Cannabis industry.

Nonprofit organization that works to empower Black and Brown people to become self-sufficient shareholders in the cannabis and natural plant medicine space through education, advocacy, and network building.